Emotional Intelligence in Renegades

Answer these question about the book Renegades to practice emotional intelligence.

These questions are from chapters seventeen to twenty-nine of Renegades. Answer these to practice emotional intelligence skills. There is no one right answer.

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Chapter Twenty Below

Nova is hoping to defeat the renegades in order to help people become independent. What are additional consequences (both good and bad) of doing so? Name another ways she can do this and what is its consequences?

Chapter Twenty-Four Below

Nova is unsure whether to help Ingrid or help the Renegades at the library. If you were in her position what would you do? Taking in the possible consequences of the choices, what do you think is the best choice?

Chapter Twenty-Six Below

If you were Nova, how would you convince the Sentinel to tell you the truth. Based on the additional information about Adrian that Nova doesn’t know, do you think it would work?

Chapter Twenty-Nine Below

What do you think Adrian’s parents were feeling in the council hall with their son?

They could have been feeling hurt that their son broke his promise. They might have been guilty they made a mistake asking their son to go on the surveillance team. They could have been ashamed thinking they were bad people for letting this happen. They could have been anxious that their son didn’t trust them. They could have been angry at their son for breaking their trust. They could have been anxious their son would get in trouble. They could have been feeling something else. They could have been feeling a combination of these.